After adjusting the service movement, the former world number one Andy Murray believes that the game is on the track and he can compete with top players again after struggling with injury in recent years.
The 34-year-old British, who has hip surgery in 2018 and 2019, has not been able to repair a consistent form that helps him win three main titles and two Singles Gold Olympics in London 2012 and four years later at Rio de Janeiro.
Murray, who has slumped to 113 in a man’s rank, beat Frenchman Ugo Humbert 4-6 6-3 6-2 on Tuesday at Moselle Open in Metz, France.
“I guess I didn’t play it recently, but my body was good and didn’t even play the best, I had created the opportunity to win a number of top players,” Murray said after his victory over the world number 26.
“There are no questions I can Play better.
” The thing that has made me frustrated in some matches is that I have a chance …
if I take that opportunity, the match is very different.
“Murray reminded everyone in the US Open that he still had a fire and game when he stretched the Third Seed of Greek Stefanos Tsitipas to five sets at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
England, who also reached the third round of Wimbledon, said the match against Tsitipas.
And victory over Humbert gave him.
Confidence.
“Service has become a big positive since Wimbledon, the change I made there really helped me get a few free points,” said Murray, who has 683 victory tours.
“Serving the most affected shots by my hip problems.
“Win is what the sport is, and if you can play great while doing it even better.
But if you can’t, and you don’t play the best, then win is a great feeling.
That’s why I’m still playing.” I have a purpose Small to reach 700 wins on the tour.
I am not too interested in losing and playing well.
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